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TEMPERATURE CONVERSIONS
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To convert Fahrenheit degrees To convert Celsius degrees into The freezing point of water is
into Celsius, subtract 32, multiply Fahrenheit, multiply by 9, divide 32°F, 0°C. The boiling point of
by 5, and divide by 9. by 5, and add 32. water is 212°F, 100°C.
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Key: STANDARD (ANSI B16.5) FLANGE DIMENSION CHART
Bolt Circle Diameter
Number of Bolt Holes x Hole Diameter 1 Inch = 25.4 mm
Flange Outside Diameter 1mm = 0.03937 Inches
Nom. Pipe 150 lb. 300 lb. 600 lb. Nom. Pipe 150 lb. 300 lb. 600 lb.
Diameter Diameter
inches/mm inch mm inch mm inch mm inches/mm inch mm inch mm inch mm
3-7/8 98 4-1/2 114 4-1/2 114 18-3/4 476 20-1/4 514 20-3/4 527
1-1/2 4x5/8 4x16 4x7/8 4x22 4x7/8 4x22 14 12x1-1/8 12x29 20x1-1/4 20x32 20x1-1/2 20x38
5 127 6-1/8 156 6-1/8 156 21 533 23 584 23-3/4 603
4-3/4 121 5 127 5 127 21-1/4 540 22-1/2 572 23-3/4 603
2 4x3/4 4x19 8x3/4 8x19 8x3/4 4x19 16 16x29 20x1-3/8 20x35 20x1-5/8 20x41
16x1-1/8
6 152 6-1/2 165 6-1/2 165 23-1/2 597 25-1/2 648 27 686
5-1/2 140 5-7/8 149 5-7/8 149 22-3/4 578 24-3/4 629 25-3/4 654
2-1/2 4x3/4 4x19 8x7/8 8x22 8x7/8 8x22 18 16x1-1/4 16x32 24x1-3/8 24x35 20x1-3/4 24x44
7 178 7-1/2 191 7-1/2 191 25 635 28 711 29-1/4 743
7-1/2 191 7-7/8 200 8-1/2 216 36 914 39-1/4 997 40-1/2 1029
4 8x3/4 8x19 8x7/8 8x22 8x1 8x25 30 28x35 28x1-7/8 28x48 28x2-1/8 28x54
28x1-3/8
9 229 10 254 10-3/4 273 38-3/4 984 43 1092 44-1/2 1130
8-1/2 216 9-1/4 235 10-1/2 267 42-3/4 1086 46 1168 47 1194
5 8x7/8 8x22 8x7/8 8x22 8x1-1/8 8x29 36 32x41
32x1-5/8 32x2-1/8 32x54 28x2-5/8 28x67
10 254 11 279 13 330 46 1168 50 1270 51-3/4 1314
Bolt Tightening Sequence for Flanges - Use appropriate gasket and bolts.
4 Bolt Pattern
8 Bolt Pattern
12 Bolt Pattern
Flow of water through 100 foot of straight smooth bore hose, Gallons/Minute (GPM)
This table is intended for general reference and general applicability only, and should not be relied upon as the
sole or precise source of information available with respect to the subject covered. The user should also refer
to and follow the manufacturer’s specific instructions and recommendations with regard to such information,
where they exist.
Identifying threads can sometimes be the most difficult and frustrating part of coupling selection. However,
without the right combination of threads, you may not provide a functional or safe connection.
The diameters, threads per inch (TPI) and thread pitch, etc. is necessary to completely identify a thread. Ring,
Plug and GO/NOGO gauges are required to accurately gauge or identify threads. In the field, in the absence of
these gauges, thread leaf gauges can be used to identify the Threads Per Inch (TPI) and the thread pitch. On
threads you have determined to be straight threads, a caliper can be used to measure the Outside Diameter of
the Male (ODM) or the Inside Diameter of the Female (IDF). A caliper can also be used to take measurements
of tapered thread diameters. However, these are more difficult to define because of the taper. Fortunately, there
are few tapered threads to deal with and these can usually be identified from the nominal ODM and the TPI.
However, identifying the thread may not fully identify what is needed in a mating fitting. The application is the
primary limiting factor on the thread type used. Dixon offers products with a wide variety of threads used with
hose, pipe and hydraulics.
When attempting to choose a fitting, it is always advisable to first identify the tread to which it must connect.
This may entail checking with a fitting or equipment manufacturer.
The fire hose thread specifications for some local municipal fire equipment and hydrants may vary according to
local specifications. Contacting the local fire department responsible for the hydrant can generally most easily
identify these.
The most common thread used on fire equipment is National Standard Thread (NST), also known as National
Hose thread (NH).
Once the application and these two pieces of information have been determined, the thread can generally be
determined. When in doubt, contact the factory.
Straight Thread Tapered Thread
3/4” 1.050 14 14 14 1.035 0.950 14 1.034 0.958 8 1.375 1.225 1.041 0.950
1” 1.315 11.5 11 11.5 1.295 1.192 11.5 1.293 1.201 8 1.375 1.225 11 1.309 1.193
1-1/4” 1.660 11.5 11 11.5 1.640 1.537 11.5 1.638 1.546 1.650 1.534
1-1/2” 1.900 11.5 11 11.5 1.295 1.778 11.5 1.887 1.785 9 1.990 1.858 1.882 1.766
2” 2.375 11.5 11 11.5 2.353 2.250 11.5 2.351 2.259 11 2.347 2.231
2-1/2” 2.875 8 11 8 2.843 2.693 8 2.841 2.708 7.5 3.066 2.910 11 2.960 2.844
Caution!
When this procedure is done, the connection becomes permanent.
Extreme measures will be necessary to disconnect these compo-
nents. All other measures to deal the threads should be explored
prior to use of this technique.
Mechanical Seal Type
• A seal is obtained through metal to 10. Over-tightening threads can be just as detrimental as insuf-
metal contact or metal to seal con- ficient tightening. For sizes 2” and below, hand tighten the compo-
tact. nents and, with a wrench, tighten 3 full turns. For sizes 2 1/2” and
• The couplings should be retight- above, hand tighten the components and, with a wrench, tighten 2
ened as needed to prevent leak- full turns.
age.
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